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10 Best Types and Varieties of Pig’s Ear Succulent to Grow
The pig’s ear succulent, scientifically known as Cotyledon orbiculata, is a remarkably fleshy succulent. This species is distinguished by its relatively large leaves, which have rounded margins that may flush red in optimal conditions. The leaves themselves are glossy and are usually bright green, though their finer features differ according to cultivar. Native to South…
10 Flowers That Begin With X
Anyone who is an avid gardener or just interested in plants has no doubt wondered about all the beautiful flowers that the world has to offer! From annuals, biennials, and perennials, to herbs, vines, shrubs, and trees, the list seems to be endless. If you’ve ever wondered about plants that begin with the letter X,…
10 Flowers That Start With U
There are so many weird and wonderful flowers in the world, that anyone starting a new garden, or giving their garden a much-needed makeover may find themselves wondering where to start! Luckily the light levels, soil type, garden style, and more can help us to narrow down what plants should be included in our garden…
11 Flowers That Begin With Q
There are so many flowering plants in the world it should come as no surprise that you can even find a good selection that starts with the letter Q! Whether you’re looking for an annual, perennial, flowering tree, or vine, there will be the perfect plant to match. This short list contains some well-known and…
11 Flowers That Start With E
If you’re thinking about giving your garden a little makeover or are planning on creating a new outdoor space, you will probably be faced with the mammoth task of deciding what plants and flowers you want to include! This can be fun and exciting for many people, but for others, they would like a short…
11 Fouquieria Types and Species
There are 11 recognized species in the Fouquieria genus. The most well-known of these is the boojum tree (Fouquieria columnaris) and the ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens). All the plants in this genus have semi-succulent stems with mostly short sharp spines jutting out from these stems where the original leaves grew. One of the most interesting characteristics…
11 Types of Haworthia Succulents To Grow
Haworthia succulents are a frequent favorite due to their clumping habit, small size, and incredibly detailed foliage. Leaves can be tough and highly textured or incredibly smooth and translucent! Tougher varieties are generally easier to care for as they can withstand fluctuations in temperature and humidity. Those with delicate leaves are more prone to diseases…
12 Beautiful Types of Lewisia Succulents to Grow
With their vivid displays of spring to summer blooms, Lewisia succulents are eye-catching plants that can bring life and color to your garden. Native to the alpine regions of North America, they make great candidates as border or wall ornamentals in cooler hardiness zones. They are also able to tolerate more moisture than the usual…
12 Beautiful Types of Pothos for Your Houseplant Collection
Epipremnum aureum is a wonderful species of plant for both home and office spaces. Not only have studies proven that they can help purify the air, but they also have numerous mental health benefits. These plants are extremely easy to take care of and have a reputation in the plant community for their ability to…
12 Best Companion Plants for Chamomile
Chamomile tea, one of the most popular herbal concoctions for relaxation, is derived from Chamaemelum nobile. This species, which is commonly known as ‘roman chamomile’ or simply ‘chamomile’, is a low-growing perennial. It brings a wealth of benefits to the garden and can serve as a fantastic companion plant for many crops. When grown in…
12 Best Companion Plants for Liriope (and The Worst)
Commonly known as creeping lilyturf, liriope resembles the appearance of variegated grasses. Despite its common name and grass-like appearance, however, it is neither a lily nor a true ornamental grass. Cultivated all across the globe for its beautiful foliage and its low-maintenance needs, it can be grown in both indoor and outdoor locations. There are…
12 Flowers That Start With J
Ask anyone for a beautiful flower that begins with J and their immediate answer will probably be jasmine or Japanese anemone. Both are fantastic choices for the garden, but with so many flowering plants, shrubs, trees, and vines in the world, it couldn’t hurt to learn about some more unusual garden ornamentals! This short list…
12 Flowers That Start With K
There are so many wonderful flowers out there, it may seem impossible to narrow down which ones deserve a place in your garden! There are annuals, perennials, biennials, high-maintenance plants, easy-to-grow plants, drought-tolerant plants, the list goes on and on and on! In the long list of flowering plants, shrubs, trees, and vines, flowers that…
12 Types of Ghost Plant Varieties and Cultivars
The ghost plant (Graptopetalum paraguayense) is a lovely succulent that is easy to grow and has the most delightful structure. The plant starts as a symmetrically-perfect rosette and then produces short to longer stems on which further rosettes form. This allows the plant to take on a somewhat trailing appearance. There are a couple of…